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Daft dances

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Thanks for everybody's help on the Song Title Party thread below.

It was a great party which degenerated into people ignoring the playlists that the host had carefully put together and people putting on song after song themselves - with gaps in between just like in the old days.

Resulted in loads of frenzied dancing followed by 30 seconds deep breathing followed by more frenzied dancing - repeat ad nauseum. Or at least 4 hours....

Somebody put Black Dog by Led Zep at one point & a couple of us headbanged to it. Thirty seconds in I could feel this was a bad idea & I had to look for a decent moment to stop without losing too much face. Later on "Oops upside your head" was chosen & down on the floor we all went. did it three times in a row, God it hurt.

I woke up on sunday feeling like I'd run a marathon or played rugby against the Sprinboks. Aching all over. Neck very sore thanks to the Zep - but the killer proved to be Oops Upside - it gets you in all the wrong places.

Any other painful and stoopid dances enjoyed by the Word massive?

PS. Strangely though...no hangover. Dancing seems to do that.

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Do the Peter Crouch

Who I not only admire for his dancing but also for the line

'So, Peter, if you hadn't been a footballer what would you have been'?

'A virgin'

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Sheev | 21 April 2009 - 9:31am

The Stanley (Stackridge)

My single has the dance steps printed on the sleeve.
Failing that, hows about a bit of Chubby Checker?


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(Doesn't he look like Eamonn Andrews?)

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Retropath2 | 21 April 2009 - 10:30am

First pogo

I remember the first time I pogoed through a whole gig (Stranglers - Hanley Victoria Hall about March 1977) - good stuff that adrenalin. By the time we got back home most of us could hardly walk and the next day or two was complete agony. Students eh?!

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JohnW | 21 April 2009 - 11:38am
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